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Well yesterday i read almost every thread about e-global :P

 

I downloaded the ingame walker 1.47 and tried to run the game.

 

I noticed a process called "la.exe" wich probably shutted down my l2.exe when the walker was running.

 

So...i "killed" the la.exe as soon as possible it apeared in my task manager and the l2.exe kept running normally.

 

Now the problem is that i managed to connect to the server but only until the screen where the Terms of agreement apear.(the screen where you choose either "agree" or "disagree"). :/

 

How can i bypass that screen and connet to the damn server?

 

if someone made it work pm me or contact me to my msn(DC_Baggs@hotmail.com)

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